The Evolution of HOAs: What’s Changed and Where Are We Going? | Ep. 63

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This episode tackles the evolving nature of the HOA industry, recorded with a live audience at the Marconi Museum in Tustin, CA.

Host Matthew Holbrook sits down with Steve Tinnelly from the Tinnelly Law Group to discuss the evolving landscape of HOAs in the U.S. With years of expertise, they explore how recent legislative trends, safety concerns, and community expectations are reshaping HOA governance, management practices, and homeowner experiences.

Key topics

– Governmental shifts toward regulating HOAs as quasi-government entities

– Increasing requirements for board members and implications of safety regulations

– The impact of electronic voting and modern tech on HOA elections and engagement

– How board member responsibilities are evolving and what this means for community relations

– Managing conflicts, improving communication, and fostering a positive community culture

Resources

About Steve Tinnelly

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Check out our related episode: Are HOAs a Scam?